Which code stands for Suspicious Person?

Which code stands for Suspicious Person?

• A. Homicide
• B. Suspicious Person
• C. See Person for Info
• D. Injured Officer

Answer: (B)

Understanding these codes means focusing on the exact label used for the situation. When an officer encounters someone acting suspiciously, the code that literally names that scenario—“Suspicious Person”—is used to signal a cautious response and further investigation. That direct match is why it’s the best choice. The other options describe completely different events (a homicide, a request to see information about a person, or an injured officer) and do not pertain to a person who appears suspicious, so they don’t fit the situation.

Understanding these codes means focusing on the exact label used for the situation. When an officer encounters someone acting suspiciously, the code that literally names that scenario—“Suspicious Person”—is used to signal a cautious response and further investigation. That direct match is why it’s the best choice. The other options describe completely different events (a homicide, a request to see information about a person, or an injured officer) and do not pertain to a person who appears suspicious, so they don’t fit the situation.